TEST BANK For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology, 6th Edition By Connie R. Mahon, Verified Chapters 1 - 41, Complete Newest Version

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TEXTBOOK OF
DIAGNOSTIC
MICROBIOLOGY
6th EditionByConnie R.Mahon




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, Mahon:3Textbook 3of3Diagnostic3Microbiology,36th3Edition3Test3Bank

Table3of3contents
Part31:3Introduction3to3Clinical3Microbiology
Chapter31.3Bacterial3Cell3Structure,3Physiology,3Metabolism,3and3Genetics
Chapter32.3Host-Parasite3Interaction
Chapter33.3The3Laboratory3Role3in3Infection3Control
Chapter34.3Control3of3Microorganisms:3Disinfection,3Sterilization,3and3Microbiology3Safety
Chapter35.3Performance3Improvement3in3the3Microbiology3Laboratory
Chapter36.3Specimen3Collection3and3Processing
Chapter37.3Microscopic3Examination3of3Materials3from3Infected3Sites
Chapter38.3 Use3of3Colony3Morphology3for3the3Presumptive3Identification3of3Microorganisms
Chapter39.3 Biochemical3Identification3of3Gram-Negative3Bacteria
Chapter310.3Immunodiagnosis3of3Infectious3Diseases
Chapter311.3Applications3of3Molecular3Diagnostics
Chapter312.3Antibacterial3Mechanisms3of3Action3and3Bacterial3Resistance3Mechanisms
Chapter313.3Antimicrobial3Susceptibility3Testing
Part32:3Laboratory3Identification3of3Significant3Isolates
Chapter314.3Staphylococci
Chapter315.3Streptococcus,3Enterococcus,3and3Other3Catalase-Negative,3Gram-Positive3Cocci
Chapter316.3Aerobic3Gram-Positive3Bacilli
Chapter317.3Neisseria3Species3and3Moraxella3catarrhalis
Chapter318.3Haemophilus,3HACEK,3Legionella3and3Other3Fastidious3Gram-Negative3Bacilli
Chapter319.3Enterobacteriaceae
Chapter320.3Vibrio,3Aeromonas,3and3Campylobacter3Species
Chapter321.3Nonfermenting 3and3Miscellaneous3Gram-Negative3Bacilli
Chapter322.3Anaerobes3of3Clinical3Importance
Chapter323.3The3Spirochetes
Chapter324.3Chlamydia,3Rickettsia,3and3Similar3Organisms
Chapter325.3Mycoplasma3and3Ureaplasma
Chapter326.3Mycobacterium3tuberculosis3and3Nontuberculous3Mycobacteria
Chapter327.3Medically3Significant3Fungi
Chapter328.3Diagnostic3Parasitology
Chapter329.3Clinical3Virology
Chapter330.3Agents3of3Bioterror3and3Forensic3Microbiology
Chapter331.3Biofilms:3Architects3of3Disease
Part33:3Laboratory3Diagnosis3of3Infectious3Diseases:3and3Organ3System3Approach3to3Diagnostic3Microbiol
ogy
Chapter332.3Upper3and3Lower3Respiratory3Tract3Infections
Chapter333.3Skin3and3Soft3Tissue3Infections
Chapter334.3Gastrointestinal3Infections3and3Food3Poisoning
Chapter335.3Infections3of3the3Central3Nervous3System

Chapter337.3Urinary3Tract3Infections
Chapter338.3Genital3Infections3and3Sexually3Transmitted3Infections
Chapter339.3Infections3in3Special3Populations
Chapter340.3Zoonotic3Diseases
Chapter341.3Ocular3Infections
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,Chapter301:3Bacterial3Cell3Structure,3Physiology,3Metabolism,3and3Genetics3M
ahon:3Textbook 3of3Diagnostic3Microbiology,36th3Edition3Test3Bank

MULTIPLE3CHOICE

1. To3survive,3microbial3inhabitants3have3learned3to3adapt3by3varying3all3of3the3following,3except
a. growth3rate.
b. growth3in3all3atmospheric3conditions.
c. growth3at3particular3temperatures.
d. bacterial3shape.

ANS:3 D
The3chapter3begins3by3discussing3the3way3microbial3inhabitants3have3had3to3evolve3to3surviv
e3in3many3different3niches3and3habitats.3It3discusses3slow3growers,3rapid3growers,3and3replic
ation3with3scarce3or3abundant3nutrients,3under3different3atmospheric3conditions,3temperature
3requirements,3and3cell3structure.3Bacterial 3shape3as3a3form3of3evolution3is3not3discussed.


OBJ:3 Level32:3Interpretation

2. Who3was3considered3the3father3of3protozoology3and3bacteriology?
a. Anton3van3Leeuwenhoek
b. Louis3Pasteur
c. Carl3Landsteiner
d. Michael3Douglas

ANS:3 A
The3book3discusses3Anton3van3Leeuwenhoek3as3the3inventor3of3the3microscope3and3the3first
3person3to3see3the3“beasties.”3So3they3dubbed3him3the 3father3of3protozoology3and3bacteriolog

y.3The3other3three3individuals3were3not3discussed.

OBJ:3 Level31:3Recall

3. Prokaryotic3cells3have3which3of3the3following3structures3in3their3cytoplasm?
a. Golgi3apparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmic3reticulum

ANS:3 B
All3the3structures3listed3are3found3in3eukaryotic3cells,3but3ribosomes3are3the3only3ones3that3a
pply3to3prokaryotic3cells.

OBJ:3 Level31:3Recall

4. This3form3of3DNA3is3commonly3found3in3eukaryotic3cells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid




TestBanks/3Solution3Manuals3and3Exams

, ANS:3 A
Circular3and3plasmid3DNA3are3usually3found3only3in3bacteria,3not3eukaryotic3cells.3Colloid3i
s3a3property3of3protein3molecules3and3is3not3associated3with3nucleotides.

OBJ:3 Level31:3Recall

5. The3nuclear3membrane3in3prokaryotes3is
a. missing.
b. impenetrable.
c. a3classic3membrane.
d. a3lipid3bilayer3membrane.

ANS:3 A
Prokaryotic3cells3do3not3have3any3membrane-
bound3structures3in3the3cytoplasm3including3a3structured3nucleus.

OBJ:3 Level31:3Recall

6. A3microorganism3that3is3a3unicellular3organism3and3lacks3a3nuclear3membrane3and3tru
e3nucleus3belongs3to3which3classification?
a. Fungi
b. Bacteria
c. Algae
d. Parasite

ANS:3 B
Fungi,3algae,3and3parasites3are3unicellular3eukaryotic3organisms3that3contain3a3true3nucleus.3
Bacteria3are3prokaryotic3and3do3not3contain3a3true3nucleus3or3nuclear3membrane.
OBJ:3 Level31:3Recall

7. In3the3laboratory,3the3clinical3microbiologist3is3responsible3for3all3the3following,3except
a. isolating3microorganisms.
b. selecting3treatment3for3patients.
c. identifying3microorganisms.
d. analyzing3bacteria3that3cause3disease.

ANS:3 B
Clinical3microbiologists3do3not3select3the3treatment3for3patients.3They3provide3the3doctor3wit
h3the3name3of3the3organism3and3the3antibiotics3that3can3kill3the3bacteria,3but3not3in3the3final3
selection3of3treatment3protocols.

OBJ:3 Level32:3Recall

8. What3enables3the3microbiologist3to3select3the3correct3media3for3primary3culture3and3optimiz
e3the3chance3of3isolating3a3pathogenic3organism?
a. Determining3staining3characteristics
b. Understanding3the3cell3structure3and3biochemical3pathways3of3an3organism
c. Understanding3the3growth3requirements3of3potential3pathogens3at3specific3body3site
d. Knowing3the3differences3 in3cell3walls3of3particular3bacteria

ANS:3 C